Mostafa Mohammadabadi

Dr. Mostafa Mohammadabadi is an Assistant Professor at Mississippi State University, affiliated with the College of Forest Resources and the Department of Sustainable Bioproducts. His work focuses on advancing sustainable materials and engineered wood products, with a strong emphasis on structural performance analysis and innovative manufacturing techniques.

• Research Interests: Natural Fiber Composites, Engineered Wood Products Design/Manufacturing, Finite Element Analysis, Analytical Modeling, Materials Science, Structural Engineering, Environmental Sustainability.

His research explores topics such as optimizing wood-based composites for structural applications, improving adhesive performance in plywood, and developing renewable building materials from agricultural residues. Dr. Mohammadabadi also investigates the mechanical behavior of materials like CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) and SIPs (Structural Insulated Panels), including creep performance, densification effects, and failure mode analysis. His recent publications highlight numerical modeling, experimental verification, and material durability challenges. He is part of the Forest and Wildlife Research Center, contributing to interdisciplinary efforts in sustainable bioproducts.

Dr. Mohammadabadi has not listed any scientific awards or funded grants in the provided information. His advising record shows no current or past graduate students listed on the profile.